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Zimbabwe - Reporter badly hurt in attack by three masked men

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders is very worried about the safety of journalists in Zimbabwe after last week's brutal attack on Paul Pindani, a reporter for the Harare-based daily NewsDay. Three masked men abducted Pindani from his home in Chinhoyi, 115 km west of Harare, and gave him a severe beating over a NewsDay article. “Coming amid mounting intimidation and threats against the media, this physical attack on a journalist does not bode well for the coming weeks,” Reporters Without Borders said. (...)

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